News

Puget Sound Business Journal
Longtime Bellevue real estate company PMF Investments has begun construction of a downtown Puyallup shopping center that introduce Safeway's new store concept to the Pacific Northwest.
Pioneer Crossing, 708 Shaw Road E., will have a 56,000-square-foot Safeway, a Safeway gas station and and five other buildings ranging from 3,000 to 8,000 square feet. The project is nearly fully leased, said PMF, a 41-year-old company that develops and manages shopping centers and mixed-use commercial real estate projects across the Northwest.

BISNOW
Bellevue-based PMF Investments recently broke ground on Pioneer Crossing, a six-building, 86K SF development in downtown Puyallup. The development will be anchored by a 56KSF Safeway. It sits at the corner of East Pioneer Avenue and Shaw Road E.
“Demand for high-quality, convenient shopping is important for agrowing area like the East Shaw Road area of downtownPuyallup,” PMF Investments President Brian Franklin said in a statement.

The Registry Puget Sound Real Estate
PMF Investments, a Bellevue, Wash.-based developer, owner and manager of commercial real estate properties, today announced the start of construction at Pioneer Crossing, a new six-building, 86,000 sq. ft. grocery store-anchored shopping center in downtown Puyallup. The leasing at the project has been strong and the project is nearly fully leased as construction gets underway.

The News Tribune Puyallup Herald
Construction has begun on an 86,000-square-foot shopping center in Puyallup.
The six-building retail project called Pioneer Crossing is located at the intersection of Shaw Road East and East Pioneer Avenue.
The site is nearly fully leased, according to a press release by Bellevue-based developer PMF Investments.
So far, the center includes a new Safeway, Starbucks and MOD Pizza, PMF Investments confirmed Tuesday.

The News Tribune
Consider this the comeback of Tahoma Vista Shopping Center.
The center, near the intersection of East 72nd Street and Portland Avenue, has been undergoing a multimillion-dollar makeover by owner PMF Investments of Bellevue since the departure of Kmart in 2017.

GlobeSt
A milestone has been reached in PMF Investments’ interior and exterior renovation of the Tahoma Vista Shopping Center. Two new retailers, Big Lots and Grocery Outlet, have been inked, according to the Bellevue, WA-based developer, owner and manager of the center.

Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
PMF Investments said its Tahoma Vista Shopping Center has secured two new tenants: Big Lots and Grocery Outlet. The shopping center, at 1414 E. 72nd St. in Tacoma, has about 115,000 square feet.

PMF Investments/Natalie Quick Consulting
PMF Investments, a Bellevue, Wash.-based developer, owner and manager of commercial real estate properties, today announced a milestone in its interior and exterior renovation of the Tahoma Vista Shopping Center with the arrival of two new retailers: Big Lots and Grocery Outlet.

Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
Last night, the Bellevue Planning Commission was expected to approve, per a positive staff recommendation, an upzone around East Main Station.
The intermediate step follows last month's SEPA determination of non-significance and four years of process. The city of Bellevue says that council and public meetings will continue until a likely council vote in February to approve the upzone.

BISNOW
Sitting in Seattle's shadow, Bellevue doesn't always get the respect it deserves. Once a small city best known for its strawberries, Bellevue has become a metropolis that thrives on the tech industry.
Read more at: https://www.bisnow.com/seattle/news/technology/its-hot-this-is-what-is-brewing-in-bellevue-93393?utm_source=CopyShare&utm_medium=Browser